espousal in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for espousal in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

espousal [ɪˈspaʊzl] N no pl form

the espousal of an idea

приемане nt [o. прегръщане nt ] на идея

espousal Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

the espousal of an idea

приемане nt [o. прегръщане nt ] на идея

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Rand is famous for her vigorous defences of capitalism and espousal of selfishness as a virtue.

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We then also have assertions such as the espousal of human reason as a basis for morality.

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For a production that prides itself in its espousal of factual science -- that's science fiction for you.

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This might be fair, but his espousal of legalization doesn't seem to have hurt him in the polls yet.

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It is united by its espousal of a set of core ideas.

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My point is that the espousal of patriotism and nationalism should not be the monopoly of any one political ideology.

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His direct or indirect espousal of summary justice threatens every citizen's constitutionally protected democratic rights.

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But he is bound to disappoint them, not least because his espousal of protectionism is bad economics.

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His espousal of busing left them feeling completely betrayed.

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But his espousal of moderate (but still conservative) views doesn't easily fit the oppositional dynamic of "balance".

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